Brain syndrome

... context of the INITIAL MUTATION 1) the genetic material itself has no brain or consciousness to add information to itself. 2) So a mutation which ... alone an entire species? Otherwise we would all have cancer or down's syndrome, or be midgets. 4) Where did all that new information and come from? ...

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... been doing ground-breaking research on the deformation of the amyloid brain protein (found in CJD and Alzheimer’s). —Circumstance of Death: He ... of Death: Died in Bangkok from SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) – the new disease that he had helped to identify. Thanks to his ...

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I've been doing some research on the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, and I'm unable to find specifics on what exactly happens after ethanol ... how that takes place or how that ends up damaging the development of the brain of the fetus? Can somebody please shed light on this matter? I'm not looking ...

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... point mutations may have altered the expression of certain genes in the brain without affecting their function, but we're still a long way from answering ... bits a genome is chopped into, not particularly meaningful. In Down's Syndrome, carriers have 3 copies of the Number 21 Chromosome's genes, ...

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... in humans, chromosomal abnormalities at certain loci not only produce brain and mental disorders but symptomatic morphological alterations as well (such as Down’s syndrome). I've got to say, I may not completely understand the basic point you're trying ...

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